FEATHERS AND FLAK: The Inextricable Link Between Birds and War.
The article explores the historical and contemporary relationship between birds and war, highlighting how birds have been intertwined with military culture for thousands of years. From the use of bird symbolism in empires to the role of birds in military strategies and ornithological knowledge, the...
| Publicado en: | WLA (1949-9752) Vol. 36; pp. 81 - 102 |
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US Air Force Academy English Department
2024
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